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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-28
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
of Citizens nDd the Coming
and Going of strangers.

Movements of CitIIeu- nDd the Coming
and Going of strangers.
Dr. Charles Kurt will 20 upto Pitts
burgh to-day.
Mr. 4. j. Adams. OF Short Creek, "a re-
ported dangerously III.
Mrssrs. Collins. Howard and Markham,
of the Penitentiary Board, together with
senator Oxley and Sheriff Ewart oI Kama
wha. left tor home last night.
Rev. W. II. Cooke, d. d., pastor Of the
Second PrrSby Jeriau Church, left yeSter-
day for the E1st, where he will make
tour of the summer resorts and viii re-
main during the month ot August.
Misses Fanuie and Katy Rhodes left
Yesterday afternoon tor Middleton, Va,
where thev viii remain tor the balance OF
The summer.
Miss Goehriug LETT yesterday over the L L
X o. for Louisville, Ky, where she VIII
spend the balance OF the summer.
Harry Clark, Of South EofT street, rs
home from New York, where he has been
working tor the past two vc;trs. Harry Is
.uuite "A myoit- here and always gets .
royal welcome when he comes home
Misses Emua Barrett and Maggie Thurn
of Bellairc, are visiting at the residence %
A. G.. Frohme, on Thirty-siNth street.
Col Henry Brown, of South Chaplin,
street. left Yesterday on q visit to friend,
near Proctor. W. Va.
Misses Della aud Mamie Reilly, Of the
q. lie a IA
trirads IN Cameron, W. Va
VIII MeuLemtIler has accepted o position
AZ Irwn's South Side drug store. viii i
"A very accommodating young man and has
host. 90 friends who wish him success.
Mss Fila Bond Of Baltimore, who has
been the Alr,t Of Mrs. y. " Liuch tor
some time. left last evening tor her home
a,.er q Peasant visit.
Mr. George Vardv left last evening for
Mountain Lake Park, where he will Tt
nr,ju some days Tor the benefit Of his
health.
Nj. F. e. Hrwp>tDUr, who Inns for me
day ptSt been confined 10 his room at the
Mcclure House 10y illness. Is athletic be ont
again and left last evening Tor Washington
City.
r T. Cook. of Ghnde Island, and W.
Kisner, of ,Ittshurs, arr stopping at the
Brunswick
Nr c. :. Beatty. Who ,rvGt@rnts New
York ten house. introduced IN" latest nov
eItv tor warm weather 40 the Mcclure
House Yesterday. 10 WIS % small Their
mome;er wn,yE kept him posted about the
heat. When he waited It cool he SIMPLY
famed the thermometer. and when he
wanted IL hot he Just let her -.
Miss Clara Clark. of South EOa street,
has returned .com pleasant visit L
friend, in Ceutrala. H., aud Is greatly
improved IN ber'th.
MIR HAIRY Drummoud IL of ou TWO
weeks visit u friends IN ErJrpo,t, Pa.
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NOTES.

Gayin's second nine defeated the first
nine Yesterday, hv a score of to 3. The
batteries were, Hall and Yogler for the
first aud Commrr aud Gihliu tor the sec
oud. Umpire, ThurlOw.
1t was reported on the streets last even
ing that Wheeling had signed Mitchell,
the great first base nan of the Akron club,
who was released some time since. What
position lac was to play was not learned.
Mallory got home yesterday from Mans
field at which place he was released by
the Wheeling club. 1t is understood ne
has signed with Mansfield and will join the
club next Monday. Legs" has lots OF
friends in Wheeling who will he pleased
to see him do well
The reorglni2ed Howleytown GrOwlcrs
played the Dutch Lot Kickers a game Of
ball yesterday, which resulted in 4 score
OF IL to . in favor oil the Growlers The
feature of the gam" was the batting Of
Lynch, Kemp and Neneman. These clubs
hail from Centre Wheeling, and are local
celebrities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-28
KILLED on THE TRACK.
\ section Hand on the G.. l., y W. Meets II
Terrible Death.

y
Terrible Death.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon
Joseph LudclI a section hand on the c.,
l.. x W. road, met with his death He
and force Of men were working near
Pas.o. "A small station five miles west of
Bridgeport when the St. Clairsville ac-
commodation came along, and they all
stepped aside Lindell stood very close to
the track, aud it seems that thinking the
train wasall pos the stopped over to resume
work. when 4 car step struck him on the
right side Of the head cutting through his
ear and irrcturcd his skull at the base OF
the brain. He was taken to his home near
hy and Dr. Cook, OF Bridgeport, was SUN
mOncd. The doctor did all he could for
the wounded man, but his injuries Were
fatal and he died at six o'clock last even
ug.
Iindell was the only son of a widowed
mother AMI wac her sole support They
lived together ut Pa>co. aud she carried
the. mail 10 aud fro between the posJothce
and the train. Lindell was cousin OF
Rev. Chalflnr, formerly OF Bridgeport, ami
was a fine young man, respected 10y all who
knew him. He was thirty seven years
old,
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FIVE PLEAD GUILTY.


The hearing OF the young men who were
arrested Tuesday evening upon State war
rants. based upon the malicious destruction
OF private property, during the hours in
teryening between midnight and daylight
Tuesday morning, did not take place yes
terday. as had been announced. The eases
had been set by Justice Phillips for PIP M,
hut after a consultation with an attorney,
Col. Aruett. four of the youths came to the
conclusion that it looked bad for them and
the shortest and hest way out OF the
trouble was to plead guilty. Col. Arnett
announced this determination to the Court,
aud the Justice made it $40 and costs ali
around. The four thus pleading guilty
were Peter Boslsy, William Della
main. William NJ Erowu and II. l..
Odbert The ease against William Taylor,
who i credited with being in the party
was postponed until , O'Clock this after
noon. There Is good evidence Tor the
statement that he Is innocent, he beng m
bed no an early hour that night. 'DImple
Reilly, the sixth youth, was not present
with the rest Of the young men &c the JUS
tees office, he being out OF town. lie ap-
pearrd about halt-past four o'clock, how
ever, and also plead guilty.
During the afternoon three or Tour clFIi
suit, for damages were entered before
Justice Phillips 10y merchants whose avn
ings had been damaged, hut It Il suppose"
these little side issues will he promptly
settled up without being allowed To come
>, trial Making IN allowance for these
.pNpeusrs. the attorneys fees, and the line
and costs already assessed, the boys figure
up that they are about $40 out each for
the nights FUN. This makes the amuse.
meut come high.
A number OF new facts connected with
Tuesday nights Expectations came to light
Yesterday ltseems there were two organl-
cations raiding the town that night, but
one OK two members of one crowd were also
members OF the other. While one set were
SlaShIng Market street awnings, the other
visited the South Side and obtained lot
OF Signs, and also picked up a tombstone
from q manufacturing shop on the way up
town. In addition To hanging tine sIgn oi
a rryerned gentleman on one house OF Ill
fame. they also put lot of lemonade aud
Ice cream signs on another hlguIO, dtroru-
t,ng the front Of the house IN great shape.
The whole truth will gradually come to
ught.
officer John Shorts has been untiriug in
working mp these cases and is deserving of
much credit.
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The e. !. Il.

The Grand Army Is making very rapid
progress IN this State, there now being
sryru,y-two Posts in good standing. Posts
Nos. 10. II and 2G have collapsed, hut
new Posts are being organized weekly.
No. - was mustered in at Shcrley, Tyler
county, last Saturday night, and No 1G
will he mustered in At st. George next
Saturday. Adiutiut CraEo has been given
until September to send N his rcturns, by
which time he will have about eighty
Posts in good standing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-28
Inst Nighi'. Concert.

The concert given at the MoundSyil'e
camp ground last night by the Wheeling
Quartette club was ~ great success ~
the one given last week, aud that j. laying
a good deal. The features deserving OF cs-
pecial mention were she vocal solos OF Miss
Flora Williams, who sang "To SayIlll'
aud MY Sweetheart, and the cornet solo
of DR.. John Mcclure, The Lost Chord. ~
The uccomp1uimentsby Mr.. Jos. L. Rees,
added much to the effectiveness Of the
number.
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4 MothrrIess Chicken.

A day or two ago $. H. Bell, the COM
mission man, received a case of eggs which
had been ON the road about four days
When he opened the box he heard Il chirp,
and upon making an investigation found
that one Of the eggs had Matched out and
the little chick was ~ lively as could be.
He took the orphan home, and 1t is get
ting along rs we'll rs it it had been brought
to life in the regulation way, and had 4
mother TO look after II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-28
over the aIountailr- to the sea via Fictur-
e.que q. : q.

The third of the series OF the Baltimore
aud Ohio popular excursions To Atlantic
CITY and Cape MAY, will he run on Thurs
dav. August It'll. \ special train Of PAR
Tor cars sud coaches will leave Wheeling
at 500 a. m. and reach Philadelphia At
900 p. m, passing in day light through the
most beautiful mountain aud valley seen
ory on the coutineut-a fitting prelude 10
a weeks soiourn upon the shores OF old
ocean.
The round trip will he $1,000 from
Wheeling The excursion tickets will he
valid until the 18th inclusive, and en-
brace the privilege OF stopping over n day
at Washington on the retarn journey.
For information in detail apply 10
Ticket Agents. +. X .. L. t., or to Z b.
Smith. Division Passenger AGENT, Pitts
burg.
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GOT Under A CAR;

after that We came out from under the car
and they turned of to their homes, kept
along the railroad until ! intercepted the
main road entered upon it and kept on
directly to Cross Creek; did not see any
one till got to the foot of Marques hill,
when SAW my son and nephew; they had
been out after the cows; going
up we cut through the field
by path and rubbed of my shoes on
the grass; as We went into the town saw
Mr.. Reed and Mr Pelley; we went on up
street; spoke to several people and saw
my father coming up street; went on into
the house and spoke TO mother and got
some supper; had a general talk about
family matters and got up about dusk
and went down street; was in several
stores; got sheet OF paper and wrote a
few lines to my son about the goods he
wanted. ! then concluded | would get
some dress goods for my little girl, | went
down to the store aud bought eight yards
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Four Out oTTwelve.

ND'GtN. l'tIiNW g" Nf N'Nt>'''
MANSFIELD, O., July 27.-The Wheel
ing delegation shut Mansfield completely
out to day, IN Il pretty game. In the first
inning Nichols got his fist on balls; he
stole second aud came in on Spcidel's bit.
In the second inning Bell got his fist on
hit aud got second on Delehautys eIlorr'
Smurthwaite got his inst On Wt>tlake :
error and Nicholson then stepped to the
plate aud hit three bagger which brought
both men home. This ended the run get
ting. Tie game was very pretty through
out. and was particularly remarkable on
account Of the inability OF either club Ia
bat - usurl. FtzSimmous did some fine
work behind the bat for Mansfield. The
was not large. The score Is aE
follows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-28
TIE pENrrrNrIARY BOARD.
Tho Business Transacted at Yesterday =
Session.

The Business Transacted at iesterday'S
Session.
The Directors of the State Peniteutiary
met at Moundsvillc yesterday. Among
the business transacted was the following
The roofing contract was let TO Mr. Kin
nry, of Belmont, O., aud the coal contract
to the Moundsville Coal Company. About
2OO. 600 brick have been made by the con
vets and are being rapidly used up on
State account Action upon the ventIIa-
tors for the south cell building was post
poned. There are now PIP male and 3
female conyiciS in the penitentilry, aud
the Directors report the health OF the IN
mates better tlln for long time past.
Superintendent Robertson seems t. he the
right man in the right place, and is giving
the hast Of satisfaction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-28
4 Close Cali.

Charley Moran, a member Of the BruDS-
wick fishing club, which is located at
Cresap's grove, had probably the closest
show for his life. that will ever he his lot to
meet with again. While standing on the
roof OF their boat preparatory TO make Il
dive. he was accidentally pushed of by a
member nlmed Shores. His head struck
a snag. aud a cash about four inches long
Wa cut lust above the forehead He was
brought up to the city for treatment.
Taking it all together, Charley says he
had narrow escape from climbing the
| golden stairs.
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4 sad Death.

john O'Hara, a well known glass blow
er. died yesterday ut his residence on the
South Side, the same day on which he was
to have been married. The announcement
of his marriage to Miss Ella JuukinS wa
made for the last time in the Cathedral
SUNDAY and the couple were to have been
married at the Cathedral, hut death pre-
vented The young mau was twenty thrc"
years oi age and hr had many llendS, who
we're shocked to hear of his death, which
caused by blood poison. The funeral
will take place from his late residence,
No. II Alley -, Friday morning. Rrqut-
EN- Mass w,ii he said at the Church of the
ImmuculIt" Conception.
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ABOUT THE CITY.


The late Louis WoodmanSee LETT his fam
lily in quite GOOD circumstances, he having
been member of several beneficial organ
izations and had policies in several life in
surauce companies, tine aggregate amount
being -, nOu, divided ~ follows: Penn
Mutual, $1,000: Connecticut, -, GOO; Ma
tioual Union, S5,o0j Knights oi Honor,
y, 600; Providence, Sj,OU0.
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The Fred. Hnhcas CORPUS Case.

Judge letters yesterday morning delly-
cred his decision in the Frank FredS habeaS
corpus ease, admitting the prisoner to
bail in the sum of 81, 900 As the Clerk
of the Circuit Court cannot accept BAIL
and the Municipal Court cannot order the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court u do 80, the
cas-" is in peculiar situation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-28

Earned runs, none; two base hits, huhn;
three base hits. Nicholson; struck ont, by
Miller >, by Dunn ;lirSt base on balls, oil
Miller ,; lelJ on bases Mansfield l.
Wheeling ,: double plays, Dunn, Bell and
Westlake, aud Nicholson unu-sjsted; time
OF game, 20, Umpire, Bauer.
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Cheap Excursion to Columbus. Ohio.

under the auspices OF the Arion Singing
Society, on Friday, July 18th, ls-7, on
the popular Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The Central Ohio Smngerlest will he held
at Columbus, O., July 29th, 30th and
3lst, and tickets will be issued to give
everybody time enough Ia visit also the
great State institutions located there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-28

SUNDAY Excursion to 4. VI = Cainpmeei-
ing Gt CrS>pp'~ Grove Round I''p Doe
SUNDAY, July &ISt, the ohio River Rail
.nsa viii run special trains to the camp
r-oands leaving Wheeling at 10 O'Clock
a. mn and I o'clock p. m, city time. The
.,rrrsinu tickets WI also be good on
REGULAR uasuz leaving at 7.i5 a. M. aud
4.E,r p m Returning the tram will
leave the grounds az 1.n p. m.
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PIttrhnrc and Iirtnrn.

Commencing Sunday, June 9th, and
continuing every Sunday until further no.
lice. the b. IL q. will sell excursion tickets
and re,urn at the low rate Of ii 81, and TO
Washington, Pa, and retnru at SlOO.
Trains le?Na nj > and 1:lOa. m, returning
at and li:lOp. M.
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BAKERS STORY.
| Continued from FoI P0gr.

started ont, the three men, my vile and
myself; Mrs McWht started and then
said Eliza ! will not 90 out, you can do
~ you please about it, We went up Ia
the lot4 they said they would rather have
their building on the upper pant OF the lot,
We passed on then aud came t. the upper
end Of the young orchard, and decided on
that place for the house; my wife then
asked them fifteen dollars a month for the
lot. they demmrcd; finally she stid: "lou
can have it for ten dollars 4 month and 40
les they then spoke about some apples
aud remarked that they had better wait
til tine apples grew; they sud they would
take good care of the orchard; my wife
spoke about men crossing the fences,
that they were old aud shaky. MIR. Lee
won't allow You - come across bis field
aud won't let yon COME through the
orchard. We walked on down to the
house aud my wife made the remark that
there Iuust he
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aer adrertis
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Plans AM specifications for taking clown n,r
rebuilding the First P.rsbvt":G. 'uur.. b..
airp. ONO. can De- s,'"I. ~ the UI..rUt .1 o..
Claim BAIlRlrr. All pUlrartug wT,r -..-.H .
thuir,cAied bids on same ny August I'd. ',s. O..
right II reserved 20 reject ANY or a,l h.I-.
By order OF BOARD OF !ij'.IEF,
I. ". 81 EnNG. SrcreIaIN- ---.-
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Commencing July aufh 20 18th the +. y
ID will sell excursion tickets % Mountain
like Park. good to return until July Both
inclusive Rate Si55.
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CnInmbns Acain Cots II.

Special Tl,gr1p 10 the R,gtstsr.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, July 27.-Kala-
mazoo again defeated Columbus to-day by
hitting Handiboe freely and thus breaking
up Columbus lielders. Watson pitched =
strong game and would have shut out the
visitors but for the low throw OF Dillon to
the plate when he should have held the
hall Score.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-28

Earned runs, Kalamazoo |; base hits,
Kalamazoo. ~. Columbus Is; two base hits,
Brhan, Nulton; errors, Kalamazoo q, Col
umbus >; struck out, by Watson ;; I'm
pire, Mittcnthal.
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.NnInNIING nE nI,nKnEE.

especially on Sabbath. We passed on
down toward the house, my wife went in
at the kitchen door; she WAS III the lead Of
me; as opened the hall door she and her
mother were talking Her mother sail
she did not care what they did; the next
thug YOU will be wanting L do Is l. rent
the house: Just 4 few minutes ago someone
was here aud wanted to get in, aud would
not let them My wife md 1t might have
been some of the ncighbors, she replied, Il
don't care il it was Eliza then went
back to the door aud said the rent must he
paid in advance. One of them SAID "can
YOU change a fifty dollar bill?' My wife
took it and went in to Mrs, McWha.
Mrs. McWha asked: Are yOu
sure it is Il good BILL said, yea ! would
take all could get OF them; my wife then
brought the change and gave 1t to them;
she said Mr.. Baker will have an article all
written up by Friday when you come
back; the men then went away and ! have
never seen anything more of them said
then, IL guess cant 20 to SteubenvlIle
now, and | suppose ! will have to 20 on To
Cross Creek " asked my wife for her
satchel and she said You can lave 1t ifyOu
will take good care Of it, she got IT and
began showing me how to open it; we
passed out through the sitting room and
Mrs. McWha was lying on the bed; my
wife put her hand on my shoulder and
asked me # | had not better stay till morn
ing: she bid me goodbye aud
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! S.GooD&Co sell dry goods the cheapc.;
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KISSED ME

| went down to the commons and looked
down and saw no train coming. ! then
turned and Jaw Mr. Knox; passed down
Oh the county road; went up near to Will
cOxson's, there was board off the fence;
went through there and kept on the path
that leads directly over to the railroad
bridge ] went along and passed some
parties; ! asked something about the tram
they said | had time for it; ] went on to
the bridge aud got on the railroad; walked
On pretty fast till got to Browns bridge.
Saw some section men working there
asked them if had plenty OF time for tins
train; they said yes. ! walked on up till
got opposite the spring, aud got drink
and returned to the station. sat down
by the side OF VIM. Roberts and Thompson
Gilmore. They made some remarks about
me looking warm; | said, yes; | was de-
tanned by men wanting TO rent a lot and
had to walk pretty fast. ~ ! went in aud
got a return ticket to Hauhn'S Station; got
on the train along with Mr.. Gilmore. |
turned around to the window when the
conductor passed; went on To Han
Inns Station; when arrived
there it was raining; tried TO
borrow an umbrella or gum coat; | asked
Mr.. Marques if could ride up with him;
he said could, and could have something
to keep the rain OF; he remained several
minutes, and finally started of to yet some
tickets, then some one told me ! would
not gain very much by going with him; !
then started on and walked with Mr.. But
terloss. Mr.. Porter and Mr. Smith, | men
toned that l had expected to 90 with
Marques; they said Mr.. Dunbar was up
there; / went up and saw him, and he said
he would be a long time going up; then
started and caught up with those three
men; it commenced raining very hard and
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-08


SRKTTLE. March EGGS are eoninR
IN mOEs freely than they have for
zo1shs. Another dsoline was an
eExz here at 30 eeufs per 9oxs1-
OATS-The market 10 very fra aa
hi9h pr1ces. Large dealers claim that
they can eel oass here at &Sz-59 per
ton The retail market ranges ff0D
sl75 10 $50 par GENITAL.
sEEDS-Fseld seeds BED eloyeR. TX;
white clover, iT51c; slsyke clover. l65Ss;
Kentucky blue grass, l2es orchard grass,
I4c.; fimethy, e5<e; mesquite. I9Te; Al
falfa, lie; red top. 71<e; Australian rye,
g. Garden seeds-bsans l0cs beet. z5e;
carrot, x0c; corn, l0c; lestuce. 60cs musk-
meions 55c; watermelon, soc; onion.
81 %; pea. Ia; pumpkin, rs; radisn,
35c; spinach, B.; t1rnip, S1s. and rata
baRa. 3ie.
BEEF-WhoIesale, IOc; retail, l251 70
80 per po1ad.
Nut ION Wholesale. Zoe; retail, .
l5c per poand.
PoRK-whoIesals, s.; Fstaii, 10 q
l5s per pound.
POTAFOES-Eew potatoes from Cal
ifornla retail fer Sc per pound. Old 20
tatoes are still very scarce, farmers 70
eeiving 81 per ton on river bank. Re
tail prices hsre rule sc 81 50 to $l.45 per
hundred weight.
HAY-JobbinR prices here are placed
at so on she wharf or $22 delivered.
BU fIER-Rstan prices now range
from tola70 cents per roll.
HOPS The only prios known to b
offered at present is 20 cents per pound
WHEAT-Wh Wholesale, $50 50 per ten
retail <l.75 per GENITAL.
OORN-CFushed or whole, Wholesale
SIS gsr ton; retail, 81 60 per GENITAL.
OIL OAKE MEAL-Wholesale, 81
per ton; retail. cents per pound.
FLOUR Wholesale, 81 70; retail. 3
per bsrrel.
BUrTER-Retail from As to 80 cent
per roll OF two pounds.
CHIOKEA5-Wh Wholesale, IS; retail
IS.
Wholesale, 50 to 80 ceRts
and retail for 60 cents TO 81.
CABBAGE - Wholesale, 21< cents
retail. 3 cents per pound.
ONIONS-Who lesaIs, $1.50 20 S2-5
per GENITAL; retail, TO cents per pound
OOAL-RetsIl, a per ton at bunkers
WOOD Retail, cord wood, $3.50
stove wood. blocks, 81; stove wood
split. $5per cord, delivered.
IRON-Foanders pay $24(d30 Per TOT
for pig iron.
LUMBER-RouQh, common, $40 pc
NJ: flooring, $13d1S per n. to siEe AM
quality; dressed luu bsF. $17@1S; rus
tic, $13917; dressed clear cedar, $50
door jambs, pulley styles, etc., so pc
NJ; pickets, 2 eeRts sscb; laths, 81 pc
thousand; shingles 81 psr thousand
MILLSTUFFS-Br Bran, wholesale, II
per ton; retail, &l.25 per GENITAL; shorn
wholesale, $3.50 per ten; retail, 81 30pe
GENITAL; chop feed, Wholesale. $25; re
tail. SLIPS.
PROFESSIONALISM prices quote
a. follows: Hams, 121< TO IA cents pc
pound; bacon, 10 to 15 cents; lard, /
ceHts per pound.